Class D compliant for global use, the RS35 VHF radio offers inbuilt dual channel AIS receiver functionality, which allows AIS reception and VHF use via just one antenna. In areas such as busy shipping lanes, the RS35 offers the ability to see, hear and be heard for increased safety.

• Class D DSC Approved
• Dual Channel AIS Receiver
• Fully Waterproof
• Position Poll, Track & Group Call
• Dual/Tri Watch
• Lat/Long Display (when integrated with a GPS or a compatible chartplotter)
• Loud And Clear Audio including 22 Watt Hailer with listenback
• NMEA 0183® and NMEA 2000 Compatible

The Simrad RS35 combines inbuilt dual channel AIS receiver and the latest VHF functionality.

Class D compliant for global use, the RS35 VHF radio offers inbuilt dual channel AIS receiver functionality, which allows AIS reception and VHF use via just one antenna. In areas such as busy shipping lanes, the RS35 offers the ability to see, hear and be heard for increased safety.

Industry standard certified allows the VHF to be easily integrated into an existing system. Plug and play integration has many uses such as viewing another boat’s DSC distress call from a Simrad NSS chartplotter screen or receiving vital GPS location data for accurate DSC call information.

The RS35 AIS/VHF radio has dedicated menu and channel keys, separate volume and squelch knobs and a Distress button, along with an ergonomic fist mic. The Simrad RS35 has selectable Dual and TriWatch modes and a large internal speaker. The 4W external speaker is great for use as a PA and the 22W hailer horn has an automatic fog signal and a listen back function.

Additional features include 20 user-programmable names with MMSI and TrackYourBuddy™, which keeps you up to date with companion vesse positions, by allowing you to connect your VHF DSC position polling with your chartplotter to show the location of up to three vessels on the chart display.

HS35 Wireless Handset Option

Up to two portable HS35 handsets allow you to make and receive radio calls from anywhere on your vessel within a range of up to 100m. Intercom calls between handsets or radio base allow all units to keep in touch.